jwecker

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by jwecker 20y ago
in that case, I _am_ excited about Arc's progress ;)
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by jwecker 20y ago
OK everyone, so what is Web 3.0 (or Enterprise 2.0 or whatever)? My bet is on xulrunner type highly responsive local apps with persistent connections to the server (which is possible with something like yaws, not really with apache). Kind
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by jwecker 20y ago
The first item is a verbose way of saying "Six Sigma."
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by jwecker 20y ago
OK, here's the question, pg, is this site actually running on a lightweight webserver written in ARC, or did you tie ARC into apache or something for the application logic and storage? Or did you use ARC as a markup language? Just curious
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by jwecker 20y ago
Here's one: get newlines working. Either allow <br /> elements or translate the newline before applying the comment. It'll make the comments a lot more readable. I know it can be abused, but I don't think that's really a worry i
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by jwecker 20y ago
Most of my life I would have agreed wholeheartedly. I still agree, but it's nuanced now. For the past while I've been growing a property management business on Maui, and I've discovered a demographic that the moment you say anything close
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by jwecker 20y ago
I think this is a great idea. It would let things like slashdot's "funny" and "insightful" happen organically. I've been toying with doing something similar for a political blog for a while.
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by jwecker 20y ago
For anyone who hasn't seen Barry Schwartz' presentation at Google, in my humble opinion it is absolutely essential education for startups. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6127548813950043200 It actually starts to get into the math
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by jwecker 20y ago
Good content. Thank you BioGeek.
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by jwecker 20y ago
marking a comment up or down should use ajax- especially so browser history is preserved (pressing the back-button to get to the front page). I assume comments can be marked into the negative range for those hopefully rare occasions where